Top Five Saturday – #ownvoices books!

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I always love making lists! So I’m participating in Top 5 Saturday which is organised by Mandy @Devouring Books.

This week’s topic is #ownvoices books on my TBR!

  1. Dread Nation by Justina Ireland (black)
  2. Felix Ever After by Kacen Callender (gender identification)
  3. Girls of paper and fire by Natasha Ngan (someone told me it is own voices, but I don’t remember in which aspect..)
  4. All boys aren’t blue by George M Johnson (lgbt)
  5. Get a life Chloe brown by Talia Hibbert (black)

There are still so many more #ownvoices books out there that I need to read!

What is an own voices book on your TBR? What is one you recommend?

13 thoughts on “Top Five Saturday – #ownvoices books!”

  1. Great picks! I have a couple of these on my list of books to check out. I reaaaalllly need to get to Dread Nation. 🙂

  2. I have several of these on my TBR but I loved (LOVED) Get a Life Chloe Brown! Her books are so good!

    1. Ooh good to hear, I really want to read that one when I’m in a contemporary mood!

  3. All of these are on my tbr, too! Trying to decide which one to read first . They all sound so good!

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  6. I really liked A Song of Wraiths and Ruin. I want to read A Song Below Water.

    1. I just ordered A song of wraiths and ruin, can’t wait for it to arrive!

  7. I’m halfway through reading Loveless by Alice Oseman and I highly recommend it. It’s aro/ace ownvoices.
    Also, The Boy Who Steals Houses by C. G. Drews is amazing – one of my all-time fave books, and is anxiety/autism ownvoices.

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